Import clips from external USB-C disks.Supports clips from iPad storage, Photos library and iCloud.Supports H.264, H.265, ProRes and Blackmagic RAW media files.Supports multi-user collaboration via Blackmagic Cloud.Compatible with DaVinci Resolve 18 project files.Supports Apple Neural Engine features in DaVinci Resolve Studio for iPad.Up to 4x Ultra HD ProRes render performance improvement with the M2 chip.Cut page for editing and the color pages are optimized for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro display.This isn’t the same as the desktop version that sells for $295. If you try to use a feature that isn’t available in the free version, then you will need to purchase a $94.99 Studio license. Earlier iPad models with memory limitations have limited functionality available.Īnother thing to be aware of is not all features are free. While it can be used in former versions, the performance and features could be limiting.ĭaVinci Resolve for iPad is optimized for the iPad Pro with M1 and M2 chips.
You have to be aware that the app is designed to work with M1 and M2 iPad Pros. On the latest episode of The T-Stop Inn podcast, ‘ Gimmick or Game Changer? Da Vinci comes to the iPad‘, Newsshooter contributor Ben Allan ACS CSI, and Clara Chong discuss the realities of editing and grading in DaVinci Resolve on the new M2 iPad Pro.Ībove you can listen to the full episode which runs for just over 1 hour.Ī few days ago Blackmagic Design officially released DaVinci Resolve for iPad.
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